Blogger Cyprian Nyakundi has stated that Victoria Commercial Bank CEO Yogesh Pattni has pocked Noordin Haji led the office of the director of public prosecution(ODPP) in an illegal case against him.
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Blogger Nyakundi was responding to a Wednesday ruling made by Milimani Principal Magistrate Zainab Abdul who ruled that DPP should have given directions in the case against him.
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Milimani Principal Magistrate Zainab Abdul gave the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Noordin Haji14 days to decide the fate of blogger Cyprian Nyakundi and his co-accused businessman Emannuel Ong’era.
DCI in cahoots with Victoria Commercial Bank Indian CEO Yogesh Pattni, local media stations, local journalists, and a drug-linked powerful Nuri Tinta Akasha, managed to do their part in arresting the duo and planting evidence as revealed in Constitution Court Petition No. E284 of 2020.
@DCI_Kenya Detectives based at Gigiri have today afternoon arrested two suspects namely Cyprian Andama Nyakundi and Emmanuel Nyamweya Ong'era after successful investigations touching on extortion, blackmail and false accusations.
— DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) January 20, 2020
However, it was a reprieve for the duo when the High Court on March 11, 2021, ruled in their favour stating that evidence obtained by the DCI was illegally done so and consequently the ‘strong’ Criminal Case that the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) had formulated against the petitioners was quashed. Furthermore, the DPP was prohibited from continuing with Criminal Case No. 144 of 2020.
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Justice Antony Mrima had on March 11 declared unconstitutional the way the evidence in the matter was obtained. Justice Mrima ruled that the DCI had entrapped the blogger by illegally obtaining evidence against him.
When they appeared before Ms. Abdul, the suspects complained that they had been cleared by the High Court but that the DPP was reluctant to terminate the case.
Mr. Nyakundi, through lawyer Dudly Ochiel, said six months had lapsed and that the DPP had dragged his feet on the matter by failing to terminate the criminal charges against them.
“The DPP ought to have acted in compliance with the superior court decision which was pronounced six months ago,” defence lawyer Dudly Ochiel told the magistrate on Wednesday.
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So how were the accused entrapped? READ HERE
